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I think this is right but wanted to make sure
I'm looking at the LM321 OpAmp
It says it has an input common-mode voltage range of V+ - 1.5
page 3 of this datasheet
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm321.pdf
I'm thinking that means that if I run this off a single supply of 5V and use it as a buffer, that I will be limited to an max input voltage of 3.5V, and that if I go over, I will probably see an output of around 3.5V.... so if I input 4V, it would basically saturate around 3.5V
Is this right?
so does my input common-mode voltage range tell me how close my output can get to the rail?
thanks!
I'm looking at the LM321 OpAmp
It says it has an input common-mode voltage range of V+ - 1.5
page 3 of this datasheet
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm321.pdf
I'm thinking that means that if I run this off a single supply of 5V and use it as a buffer, that I will be limited to an max input voltage of 3.5V, and that if I go over, I will probably see an output of around 3.5V.... so if I input 4V, it would basically saturate around 3.5V
Is this right?
so does my input common-mode voltage range tell me how close my output can get to the rail?
thanks!